The lectures are given in the Maison des Magistères, Polygone Scientifique, Grenoble.

Courses cover the fundamentals of selected fields that were chosen as being important aspects of Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies in Physics, Biology or Chemistry. The session A is oriented towards nanoelectronics as all fields (magnetism, optics, mechanics…) could not be covered in 7 days.

Each course, consisting of 3 lectures of 1h45 each, will be taught in english and, usually, by a single person .

 

COMMON LECTURES - 9 X 1H45

Near-field microscopies - H. Hug, Basel
Technologies of nanofabrication - G. Villanueva , Lausanne
Self-assembly for nanotechnologies - W. Browne, Groningen
From research to business with nanotechnologies - B. Deschamps, Grenoble

LECTURES FOR SESSION A - 18 x 1H45

 

Single-electron effects - P. Delsing, Göteborg

Mesoscopic transport - P. Samuelsson, Lünd

Spintronics - S. Valenzuela , Halle (not available)*

Nano-optics - V. Zwiller , Delft

MOSFET physics and technology - E. Sangiorgi, Bologna

Molecular electronics - L. Hueso, San Sebastian (not available)*


 

LECTURES FOR SESSION B - 18 x 1H45

Mechanics of molecules and biological structures - B. Hoogenboom, London
Surface and molecular physico-chemistry - R. Richter, San Sebastian

Microfluidics for Lab-on-chips - S. Decroix, Paris
Advanced biophysics to study molecular systems - R. Hovius and J. Piguet, Lausanne
Nanoparticles for imaging and sensing in biology - R. Levy, Liverpool (no lecture available)
Drug delivery by nanoparticles - B. Heurtault, Strasbourg

 

*you can send an email to contact@esonn.fr